Penchetta Pen & Knife - new stocking dealer for BLACKHOUND Optics

[penchetta]

Penchetta Pen & Knife in Scottsdale, AZ is a new stocking dealer for BLACKHOUND OPTICS.

Blackhound optics represent a great value in FFP scopes that are very well made, full of features and a LIFETIME warranty.

Receive a 5% discount and FREE shipping from their website just by using our dealer code " PENCHETTA " https://www.blackhoundoptics.com

Also check out Joe Rhea's review of this scope from Cylops Videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeRDRLNyaX4&t=10s

 

[JamesD.]

Joe’s video shows how great they track. I love the 1x6 but wish they had mils in 2nd FP. Maybe later on they will but seems FFP is becoming most requested. They don’t help far sighted individuals who prefer to shoot on low magnification & enjoy a large FOV. Just not for me as of yet; but a very well built & nicely priced optic. 

 

[L.Leon]

Looks like a solid scope if it had a center dot and a windage tree, it would be my next scope. I’ve gotten so use to using the windage dots on the Christmas tree, that I won’t even consider a scope without one. Seems like many scopes lack that feature, how do shooters consistently hit in the wind without? They don’t, unless you’re always dialing for elevation. Especially with pellet shooters, we all know how even a little wind pushes those pellets off target. 

 

[penchetta]

Looks like a solid scope if it had a center dot and a windage tree, it would be my next scope. I’ve gotten so use to using the windage dots on the Christmas tree, that I won’t even consider a scope without one. Seems like many scopes lack that feature, how do shooters consistently hit in the wind without? They don’t, unless you’re always dialing for elevation. Especially with pellet shooters, we all know how even a little wind pushes those pellets off target.

In a perfect world a dot and Christmas tree would be nice. However its not a deal breaker for some. At matches I always click and the tracking of these scopes is spot on. I also like the extra windage markings they give you. Most scopes just give you 1/2 & 1 mil windage. Here I have windage in increments of 0.2 tenths. Sure make honing in on the bull easier. Also having the numbers marked all the way down the scale sure makes it faster without having to count scales.

http://www.blackhoundoptics.com/files/2019/03/ALPHA-SUBTENSION-DATA.pdf

 

[L.Leon]

I understand that you can use the windage hash marks, if you dial for elevation. I zero once and use holdovers for ranges beyond that. For shooters who do the same a Christmas tree works well and, repeatedly. For me it's about "real world" usage, not "perfect world". I definitely can see a Blackhound in my future.

 

[30harry]

If you want a Blackhound with the Christmas tree just buy a Vortex Diamondback Tactical 6-24x50. Similar price, FFP, well known brand with a lot of positive history behind it and a lifetime warranty. What more could you ask for?

JM2C

 

[Elbowgrease]

Man, I love your videos. Keep it up.